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Developmental disorders are often debilitating and untreatable, resulting in great suffering. We have formed a Swedish consortium – the Human Developmental Cell Atlas: a comprehensive molecular atlas of human prenatal development, describing every cell type in molecular detail and showing the spatial distribution of cells in three dimensions and over time.
Human geography is about societies and their spatial patterns and relations.
This project endeavors to map landscapes of humanities research in Sweden. It sets out to explore, on the one hand, trends and patterns of publishing and, on the other, ways on which research policy impacts on the humanities in Sweden as compared to the situation in other countries.
The study investigates whether South Korea has respected human rights since the revision of the Constitution in 1987 that introduced direct presidential elections and how respect has changed throughout time.
Humor can work both inclusively and exclusively and be both normative and subversive. Humor also enables a conversation space, where it can be pronounced that otherwise may not be said.
Hybrid perovskite solar cells have had an unprecedented increase in power conversion efficiency. With theoretical simulations we are investigating the materials to resolve intrinsic problems with toxicity and stability.
The flow of water in river and stream networks is dramatically affected by human activities, with important deleterious implications for coastal ecosystems.
By using geodetic methods to measure or infer hydrological quantities and their changes over time, Hydrogeodesy supports hydrological monitoring, management, and research via measurements that standard hydrological observations cannot obtain.
Food-growing public transport-oriented communities driving urban transitions as green Proximity Oriented Developments (PODs.
A diagnosis of ADHD often comes with benefits such as medical treatment and educational interventions. An ADHD diagnosis can also lead to negative aspects such as stigma and exclusion in social settings or from certain jobs.
The objective of this study is to investigate the efficacy of the Internet-delivered cognitive behavior therapy for insomnia (iCBT-I) in adolescents with ASD and sleep problems.
As members of the IceCube Collaboration, we use the IceCube Neutrino Observatory at the South Pole to study the most extreme processes in the Universe and to search for new physics.
While most known PFAS accumulate in protein-rich tissues like blood and liver, recent discoveries suggest some may instead prefer storage lipids such as blubber. By developing cutting-edge methods to detect these overlooked contaminants, IDing-LFOs aims to transform our understanding of PFAS exposure and their risks to health and the environment.
In this project, we aim to identify the genetic determinants of low-level antibiotic resistance in clinically relevant bacterial pathogens by using several different custom-designed antibiotic biosensors to measure single-cell antibiotic uptake in real time.
Meringosphaera are a widespread genus of marine planktonic unicellular eukaryotes that are globally distributed, yet poorly characterized.
The experiments are performed in an open ocean symbiotic cyanobacterium by expression in heterologous systems.
This doctoral research project focusses on human-wolf interactions from a geographical perspective and aims to identify geospatial and temporal patterns in interactions between livestock farmers and wolves in Italy and Sweden.
Geochemistry is the study of planetary chemical processes. The field encompasses the study of organic, inorganic chemistry and biogeochemical processes.
The Geology group studies planet Earth as a dynamic system through integrated applications of geological, geochemical and geophysical methods.
The Marine Geology group studies the geology and history of the oceans through analyses of marine sediment archives and submarine landforms.
